The Tianzhou-5 cargo spacecraft successfully launched the L-SAR 01 group B satellite launch test, and the 20th A/B satellite successfully launched the Remote Sensing 33 02 satellite, which was launched at 6:00 on January 9 at the Wenchang Space Launch Site, China, The Long March 7 carrier rocket successfully launched the Shiji 23 satellite. In 2023, China's space launch made a good start. The space station has been fully completed, and the results of moon search, fire detection and daily results are frequent. In the past year, the number of launches of China's aerospace industry has exceeded 60, setting a new record for the number of launches. In 2023, China's space industry will remain brilliant. While maintaining high density launch frequency, new launch vehicles and new launch missions will further deepen human understanding of the universe and make contributions to the advancement of human civilization and the common well-being of mankind. The relevant person in charge of China Aerospace Science and Technology Group Co., Ltd. said recently that the group planned to arrange more than 50 space launch missions in 2023. In addition, China Aerospace Science and Technology Group Co., Ltd. and aerospace enterprises such as China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation and Xinghe Power are planning to arrange more than 10 launches. This means that the number of space launches in China is expected to remain at a high level of "60+" in 2023. In 2022, China's manned space flight carried out a total of six launch missions. The Long March 2F, Long March 5B, and Long March 7 launch vehicles made their relay appearances, respectively carrying out the launch missions of manned spacecraft, space station cabin, and cargo spacecraft. From two cargo spaceships, Tianzhou IV and Tianzhou V, to two experimental modules, Wentian and Mengtian, to two manned spaceships, Shenzhou XIV and Shenzhou XV, the "T" basic configuration of the space station has been assembled in orbit, and the Chinese space station has been fully completed. The construction of the space station and the establishment of the national space laboratory are important milestones in China's space industry, bearing the dream of the Chinese people to become a powerful country in space. With the completion of the construction of the National Space Laboratory, China's space science research and space exploration will enter a new stage. It is understood that as the space station moves into the normal operation mode, the Long March 2F and Long March 7 launch vehicles will continue to launch the space station in the operation phase. At present, many countries have put forward the need to send astronauts to participate in the mission of China's space station. China is carrying out docking coordination and actively preparing for the training of foreign astronauts. At present, a number of space science application projects jointly selected by China, the United Nations Foreign Space Division and the European Space Agency are being implemented as planned, and the relevant loads will enter the China Space Station for experiments in 2023. The development of Chang'e 7, Tianwen 2, Chang'e lunar probe and Tianwen fire probe will start a new era